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[Jaskaran Chhabra]

Greeting of the Day,

I am Jaskaran Chhabra. A B.tech student from Birla Institute of Science and Technology. I want to work on the project-

"Implement Schubert and Grothendieck polynomials"

I have a Good experience in C language

Hope for a positive reply. 

Thank You

Jaskaran Chhabra

[tsc...@ucdavis.edu]

Dear Jaskaran,

    Thank you for your interest. How is your experience in Python? This project will almost entirely be Python-based. You should also take the time to get familiar with the developer guide http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/developer/index.html (what’s the coding standard, how to use git and trac, etc.). Additionally, I would consider making at least one or two small contributions to Sage before the proposals are due to get familiar with our development process.

Best,

Travis

[Jaskaran Chhabra]

Respected Travis sir,

Can you please tell where to find the project so that I can contribute to it?

Regards

Jaskaran

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[tsc...@ucdavis.edu]

Dear Jaskaran,

   There currently is no specific page or coding repository for this project. Since the goal is to include this functionality in Sage, it will be written in the same language (which is Python). You can find all current open issues on our trac server: trac.sagemath.org.

Best,
Travis